Sentence examples for high controversy from inspiring English sources

While not open to reporters, the event had a high controversy quotient.

Known for a flamboyant style developed during his early career in television, Russell's films mixed high and low culture with rare deftness and often courted high controversy.

Sir Alex Ferguson was too distraught to discuss Manchester United's Champions League exit after a night of high controversy at Old Trafford prompted José Mourinho, the victorious Real Madrid coach, to concede "the better team lost".

As a measure of West Ham United's startling transformation into contenders for Champions League qualification, perhaps nothing illustrates it better than a draw here feeling more like a defeat than a decent result after a moment of high controversy in the dying minutes denied Slaven Bilic's side their first win in this part of the capital since 2002.

"While the deal has low uncertainty, it has high controversy.

High controversy: inconsistent with some long-term views; many stakeholders.

America's war in Vietnam continues as a topic of highest interest among scholars and the general public alike- and as a topic of the highest controversy.

Comes now the Jewish Museum in New York City with this season's high art controversy.

There are no term limits here, and the outgoing mayor — David Cohen, who did not seek re-election amid the high school controversy — has served since 1998.

Sensitivities to such allusions are high: a controversy erupted recently over the American Civil War Center's acceptance of a statue of Davis donated by the Sons of Confederate Veterans.

It became abused by addicts who would crush the pills for a quick, intense high, sparking controversy and legal action against Purdue.